Northern Camalaniugan National High School

Northern Camalaniugan NHS Wins 2nd Runner-Up in Christmas Carols Contest

Camalaniugan, Cagayan – Northern Camalaniugan National High School proudly won 2nd Runner-Up (Secondary) in the Christmas Carols Song and Dance Contest.

The contest was part of the municipality’s annual Christmas celebration.

NCNHS was also awarded Most Lively Group, recognizing the team’s energy and festive spirit.

The achievement was made possible through the dedication and teamwork of the student participants.

Their efforts were guided by MAPEH teacher Ms. Kathleen Kate Bueno.

Support was also extended by Socio-Cultural Coordinator Ma’am Mishelle B. Pimentero.

The school’s leadership under School Head Sir Ruben L. Dubla Jr. played a key role in mentoring and encouraging the team.

This recognition reflects NCNHS’s commitment to fostering student talent and creativity.

It also showcases the school’s dedication to promoting school spirit among its learners.

The festive performance contributed to making the holiday season in Camalaniugan more vibrant.

Students expressed pride in representing their school and bringing honor through their performance.

NCNHS continues to inspire excellence in both academics and extracurricular activities.

Congratulations to Antonette Fieldad, a Grade 11 TVL student, for her commendable performance in the recently concluded Division Festival of Talents in Food Processing held in Iguig, Cagayan. Placing 3rd during the CFOT, she proudly qualified to represent her school in the DFOT 2025. Special recognition as well to her dedicated coach, Dr. Jenalyn O. Fernando, for the guidance and Sir Ruben L. Dubla Jr., School Head, for his solid support. Well done!

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Alcala, Cagayan – Antonette Fieldad, a student of Northern Camalaniugan National High School, proudly secured 3rd place in the Food Processing Contest during the Congressional District 1 Festival of Talents held today at Baybayog National High School, Alcala, Cagayan.

Fieldad showcased her skills in food preparation and product development, impressing judges with her technique, creativity, and adherence to safety standards. Her achievement highlights not only her dedication to the technical-vocational field but also the strong support system behind her.

With this win, she is now qualified to represent District 1 in the 2025 Division Festival of Talents, where she will compete against other top-performing students in the Schools Division of Cagayan.

She was mentored and guided by her coach, Dr. Jenalyn O. Fernando, whose expertise and encouragement contributed greatly to Fieldad’s success.

Northern Camalaniugan NHS celebrates this accomplishment as a testament to the school’s commitment to excellence in skills development and student empowerment.

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Congratulations to John Reachie G. Paet and Jerson D. Macutay for winning 3rd Place in Local Witty Lines during the Division 2025 Literary Joust in celebration of Pambansang Buwan ng Pagbasa and National Library Month, held on October 22, 2025.

Coaches:Ryan Christian A. Diego & Karen U. Ventura

The work immersion students of Northern Camalaniugan NHS have officially started their deployment to various partner agencies, including Cagayan State University, the Local Government Unit of Camalaniugan, Bureau of Fire Protection Camalaniugan Station, and Alilinu Elementary School, Dec. 1, 2025.

Accompanied by their dedicated work immersion focal persons, Dr. Jenalyn O. Fernando and Mr. Vicente G. Javier, our students are ready to gain valuable hands-on experience, develop their skills, and contribute meaningfully to the community. Here’s to a fruitful and inspiring learning journey!

Congratulations to Jay-Em Taguba for winning 2nd Place in the Unspoken Battles Theatre Monologue Contest on mental health awareness—part of MHO Camalaniugan’s World AIDS Day 2025 celebration with the theme “Overcoming disruption, transforming the AIDS response.”

NCNHS Inks 100% Passing Rate for Four Consecutive Years as Batch 2 of NC II Food Processing Assessment Concludes

Northern Camalaniugan National High School (NCNHS) celebrated another milestone with the successful completion of the second batch of the National Certificate II Assessment in Food Processing.

The assessment was conducted at the TESDA Lasam Institute of Technology, the school’s long-standing partner in delivering quality technical-vocational training.

Four TVL Grade 12 learners from NCNHS took part in the second batch of the NC II Food Processing assessment.

All four learners successfully passed, adding to the earlier batch’s achievements this year.
This brings the total number of passers to a perfect 14 out of 14 TVL learners for the current school year.

With this achievement, NCNHS has once again secured a 100% passing rate in the NC II Food Processing qualification.

The school has maintained this impeccable rating for four consecutive years.

Mr. Ruben L. Dubla Jr., School Head, credited the learners’ dedication and the teachers’ consistent guidance for this sustained success.

TVL teacher, Dr. Jenalyn O. Fernando, expressed pride in their students’ commitment to mastering the required competencies.

The accomplishment is also seen as a testament to the strong partnership between NCNHS and TESDA.

Administrators highlighted that access to quality facilities and certified assessors greatly contributed to the learners’ readiness.

NCNHS continues to uphold its mission of producing competent, industry-ready graduates through its strengthened TVL program.

Northern Camalaniugan NHS successfully held its Parents’ Orientation and Mock Job Interview today as the Grade 12 learners prepare for their Work Immersion this coming December 1, 2025. Guided by the dedication of our Work Immersion Focal Persons, Dr. Jenalyn O. Fernando and Mr. Vicente G. Javier, and with the unwavering support of our School Head, Sir Ruben Dubla Jr., our learners are now one step closer to facing the real world with confidence. With strengthened partnerships, informed parents, and empowered students, NCNHS continues to shape graduates who are ready to rise, thrive, and take on the challenges ahead.

NCNHS TVL Batch 1 Achieves 100% Passing Rate in NC II Assessment

Northern Camalaniugan National High School proudly celebrates a 100% passing rate for the Batch 1 TVL–Food Processing students who successfully completed the National Certificate II (NC II) Assessment at TESDA–Lasam Institute of Technology, Lasam, Cagayan.

Guided under the expertise and consistent support of their Food Processing Teacher and Adviser, Dr. Jenalyn O. Fernando, the learners demonstrated competence, readiness, and mastery of the required skills aligned with TESDA’s national standards.

The outstanding performance of the first batch reflects the school’s strong commitment to quality technical–vocational education and the dedication of both teachers and learners to achieve industry-level skills.
Meanwhile, four additional TVL students from NCNHS are set to undergo their assessment in Batch 2, continuing the school’s pursuit of excellence in technical and vocational training.

NCNHS remains steadfast in empowering its learners with practical skills, preparing them for future employment and certification opportunities in the field of food processing.

Northern Camalaniugan National High School proudly conducts its school-based celebration of the 33rd National Children’s Month and Mental Health Awareness, carrying the powerful theme: “OSAEC–CSAEM Wakasan: Kaligtasan at Karapatan ng Bata, Ipaglaban!”

This meaningful activity strengthens our collective responsibility to protect every child from online and offline harm while championing their rights, well-being, and mental health. Through united efforts, awareness campaigns, and empowering programs, NCNHS continues to stand as a safe space where learners are valued, heard, and nurtured—because every child deserves protection, dignity, and a future filled with hope.

Our heartfelt thanks to the Rural Health Unit of Camalaniugan, led with such compassion and dedication by Dr. Desireeh Gracia Casauay Bulauitan, FPOGS, MMHoA, for taking care of the medical examinations of our Grade 12 learners as they prepare for their work immersion. Your kindness, patience, and genuine concern for our students mean more than words can express. We deeply appreciate your unwavering service to our community and for making our learners feel supported, valued, and ready for the journey ahead.